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In America; they do I believe a programme called Workfare which I understand is about forcing unemployed people to work for their benefits did you object to this?
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2009
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"Workfare" is generally a bad idea, it exists today in the form of New Deal
Army Rumour Service 2010
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"Workfare" is generally a bad idea, it exists today in the form of New Deal
Army Rumour Service 2010
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Workfare jobs and government jobs and public jobs are jobs, whatever market fundamentalist whackjobs think.
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While WJC changed "Welfare" to "Workfare", most, if not all of the programs are still in place.
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The Republican audience liked the idea of Giuliani's Workfare program, though I think I could safely bet that the vast majority of these conference goers have never spoken with someone who receives welfare nor themselves benefited from this social program.
Matt Browner Hamlin: CPAC: Giuliani Falls Flat, Coulter Drops a Slur 2008
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We can't afford actual technicians so we've assigned people on Workfare to do all the costumes and sets.
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MR. REED: Workfare programs, which is one option -- people work the number of hours that it would take at the minimum wage to equal their benefit.
Press Briefing By Bruce Reed On Welfare Reform ITY National Archives 1993
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I liked what Mark Thomas said on TV last night, all MP, must wear the logos of all companys they have dealings with at all times, a bit like F1 drivers, so we can see just who they are realy working for Workfare 3 days a week.
Army Rumour Service 2010
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Yet, the Government will spend $1.8 billion in direct transfers to households, including $0.4 billion in Workfare benefits.
TODAYonline 2010
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